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Loop Chute
by davoidA photo manipulated with image editing software. Back of shop, down a lane way off Flinders Lane in the Melbourne CBD.
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BABYGIRL ENJOYING HER DAY AT THE PARK (ING-LOT), BY PAPA AND GRANNY’S HOUSE. EVERYTHING SEEMS TO BE OF INTEREST TO SOPHIA, FROM THE ART INSTITUTE A QUATER MILE TO THE NORH, OR / THE GATE TO A PUBLIC PARKING LOT ACROSS THE STREET. CHILDREN LOOK AT THE WORLD, THEIR WORLD THROUGH EYES THAT ARE OPEN TO JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING. A PARENT IS BASICALLY A FILTRATION / PLANT FOR THIS PURE AND BASICALLY TOXIC FREE CHILD. (OR AS I LIKE TO SAY A CHILD IS THE POEM OF THE UNIVERSE”) SEE THE PROBLEM WITH THIS METAPHORIC FILTRATION PLANT? WHO IS GIVING OUT THIS LIST OF POTENTIAL TOXINS TO ALL OF THESE MOM AND POP OPERATED FILTRATION PLANTS? ARE YOU FEELIN’ ME NOW.
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Chicago Loop from Sears Tower at 7PM 08/24/2007. High Dynamic Range image.
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The perfect apparel for any lawn game lover!
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india darjeeling himalayan railway toy train at batasia loop
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Tons of fire engines responded to a fire in a high-rise office building in downtown Chicago over the summer. This particular truck parked in the perfect spot so that the rear was highlighted in the sunlight even though most of it was in the shadow. I just liked how it looked sitting there.
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Yes, that title is a criminally bad pun. But it’s better than the alternative – There is a Hideous Rapture in Eternal Descent . / And both of those are preferable to its working title knockers38a.
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40cm x 80cm / a long funny landscape with funny things going on….... / oil on canvas
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Playing with 3D Fractal flames again…
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A whimsical study of that which revs so many morning engines: CEREAL! Basic, bright, sweet and beloved.
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Waltz Schmaltz
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This is a t-shirt from Perpetual Loop.
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Fractal Explorer render / Looping Constructs / Milan Dobrojevic
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Part of The Kitchen Set I’m doing. / (Prints that would look good as kitchen art!) / Enjoy!
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A permit is required to travel the picturesque part of the Central Australia.
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The chaotic growth of this ancient montane forest is difficult to capture on camera. This shot was one that I found acceptable and pleasing from many that did not make it that afternoon. / Camera Sony R1 tripod about 1/4 seconfd exposure. Yes I did lug a heavy manfrotto tripod up a mountain side.
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In the 1800’s the Victorian government thought ahead, planned, and built infrastructure. Basically we are still using the rail system they developed then. Some years back it was decided that we needed to provide faster service on rail links to major towns than you could achieve by cars, and it was decided to implement a 160 kmh service to Ballarat and Bendigo. The double line system laid down in the 1800’s could not handle high speed trains so it was decided to lay new track. Not double lines, but single track with a few passing loops. Trains are now able to wait while the train in the other directin crosses it. This means that now both directions can loose timing and neither direction runs to timetable unless these waiting periods in the middle of nowhere are built into the timetable. / This is one train waiting in the Parwan loop near Melton for the train in the other direction to clear the track. Taken with Pentax K20 camera and 18-55mm Pentax lens at 30 mm 1/2000 f 4.5 ISO 400 +1 EV
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Feel the awesome power of the record-breaking Colossus rollercoaster as you thunder through hair-raising twists and turns! Colossus sees you scream through an awesome ten vertical loops as you hurtle, white knuckled, towards your destiny – the UK’s only quadruple corkscrew! One of THORPE PARK’s most extreme rides, Colossus is big and seriously twisted On Ride Video Taken with Fuji Finepix S100FS / 325mm zoom setting, 1000sec, f6.5, ISO 200.
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Flying from Moab to Monument Valley we crossed the Colorado River on a number of occasions. The course of the river has resulted in some spectacular formations. Taken over Canyonlands National Park, Utah Canyonlands is a national park in Utah, USA
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